Opinion

The talk of twinning Highways 39 and 6 from Estevan to Regina has dissipated in recent years.

Editor’s note: The following is an opinion piece written by Tim Shoults, the vice-president of content and audience development for the Glacier Media Group, regarding a decision being considered by the Government of Saskatchewan.

My Nikkel's Worth column

This past Christmas, both our family, and my mom and stepdad, picked up TVs on sale. In addition to that, mom recently got a new iPhone.

Edgar Allen Poe wrote in The Purloined Letter: “The best place to hide is in plain sight.” Sadly, Saskatchewan’s municipal governments appear to be taking that to heart – and the province might just let them get away with it.

To be continued

The world stage seems to be in a highly-agitated state right now as we start the year 2020, with major brush fires blazing away in Australia, and the rumours and threats of war rumbling in the Middle East, all the while the U.S.

First of all, Russian and Ukrainian Christmas is the same. I mean what’s called Ukrainian Christmas here is just called Christmas in Russia. Basically, it’s not Ukrainian or Russian; it’s Orthodox.

By Tim Shoults, Vice President, Content and Audience Development, Glacier Media Group

Southern Saskatchewan has many attractions for tourists, including the province’s rugged and mysterious Badlands. Also, the vast, oceanic stretches of grasslands are breath taking.